SACRAMENTO — After suffering for years, the quality of health care in California’s prisons appears to be on the rise.
In 2006, a judge that poor medical care, whether due to neglect or malpractice, was contributing to the deaths of inmates. At the time, one inmate died on average each week.
SACRAMENTO — After suffering for years, the quality of health care in California’s prisons appears to be on the rise.
In 2006, a judge that poor medical care, whether due to neglect or malpractice, was contributing to the deaths of inmates. At the time, one inmate died on average each week.
Conditions Improve at Dallas County Jail
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WASHINGTON — A judge has granted the request of the department and Dallas County to end court supervision of a lawsuit concerning conditions at the Dallas County Jail.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
